By Eric OlsonPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 00:58 GMT
Pass me some tasty PETA members. I mean, while turkeys might be bright and have differing personalities, PETA consistently shows us they belong down at the bottom of the food chain with yeast and bacteria. And at least those two provide us with tasty beverages and cooking supplies.
Honestly, any group that thinks the American Humane Society is filled with animal-hating miscreants and has members who feel that eating yeast is animal abuse is obviously of negligible sentience.
By Kevin RuddPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 00:58 GMT
You will be shamed by this game into making a tofu-turkey but after sampling the disgusting taste of a tofu-turkey, the game will become very handy indeed in instructing you in how to dispatch and prepare a real and real tasting turkey.
By Ron ChristianPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 01:05 GMT
Random thoughts: (1) Would be funny if it became more popular than the original game. (2) If you've already killed the turkey, what's the point switching to tofu? (3) Ever had Tofurky? Think THX 1138. (4) "The best thing we can do for the environment is kill ourselves". Ok, let's say I agree. You first.
So these PETA people are perfectly prepared to murder and torture poor innocent plants for their Thanksgiving Dinner? Tomatoes have feelings too, you bastards! They're just kingdomists...
By James O'BrienPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 01:40 GMT
That was the best fun Ive had in ages. I mean seriously......plucking the feathers.....scalding live birds.....ripping out their internal organs (and then cooking them)....
AWESOME even Fallotu 3 has nothing on it....now when do we get a Cooking PETA game?
idiots
/mines the one with the flayed PETA skin in the pockets.
By James HenstridgePosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 02:16 GMT
So after going to all the effort to prepare the turkey, she decides not to eat it? I would have thought PETA would consider that worse than eating turkeys.
By SomeonePosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 04:40 GMT
Politicians tell me that playing Kaboom will turn me into a terrorist and that Billy Suicide will make me top myself. Logically, Cooking Mama: Mama Kills Animals must make me want to hack up animals. I think the only thing that’s saved me is not being a mother.
By Anonymous CowardPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 08:04 GMT
The whole organisation disgusts me. I used to support them for some of their animal rights causes, but recently in the past few years they have turned into a screaming evil and immoral crowd of shits.
By Anonymous CowardPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 08:08 GMT
Mainly because, as the article says, the game is actually quite fun to play. In fact, in a quite irresponsible move, PETA have done exactly what game developers wish they wouldn't, and tried to tie a video game to reality. I guess at least when I'm caught sacrificing turkeys now I can claim that PETA made me do it with their gory video game.
I notice that among the facts they give about turkey "murder", they fail to mention that tofu tastes like a sweaty asshole.....
Cue vegetarians telling me that I'm wrong, and tofu doesn't taste like a bum crack.
PETA fights Mama's bloodlust with a fun and even more gorey game? #
By MarcusPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 08:13 GMT
I found the tofu endgame bland and distasteful, no surprises there then!
The turkey part was actually quite fun although I'm not sure I drip with blood while plucking feathers or cracking eggs. I didn't think PETA was against egg eating?
Also, I was reminded of the PETA southpark episode as soon as mama started loving animals and was informed that people living with turkeys in sanctuaries report they have varying tastes in music.
By Anonymous CowardPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 08:19 GMT
Can we have a version where you first need to kill the bugger with a shotgun, pick all led out and then start cooking? also don't forget to feed all internal organs to evil dogs. That would be cool. Come on PETA!
Penguin bacause... you know PENGUIN instead of Turkey!!!
By TeeCeePosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 08:43 GMT
I wonder if they remembered to license the name, graphics et. al.
I'm sure that Messrs Sue, Grabbit and Runne could do quite well out of this. I'm not sure what sort of assets PETA have though, they could be flogging a dead horse here...........(oops).
By Anonymous CowardPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 09:20 GMT
I fully support this, as I'm all for the ethical treatment of completely imaginary animals. Too long have imaginary slices of fluffy animal been imaginarily mistreated at the hands of imaginary chefs.
By Steven JonesPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 09:31 GMT
Good stuff - also notable is Peta's recent rebranding of fish as "sea kittens" to improve their public image.
http://www.peta.org.uk/sea_Kittens
You can even make your own "sea kitten" complete with choices such as Fu Manchu and German Moustaches. Hours of endless fun for children playing with racial stereotypes.
By YfrwlfPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 09:33 GMT
OK, anyone who helps support PETA to do things that actually matter should be sad to see their money being used to create a gross, mean, and stupid game. "Shaming" them?? You've got a funny sense of what it is to shame someone, PETA.
By Bad BeaverPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 09:51 GMT
It's giving me RSI! *grrr*
While I am all for a considerate approach to meat (in fact all foods) consumption, this again shows what whiney little priss bitches are located at PITA. See, instead of boozing in front of the telly or pimping out her daughters for drugs, Mommy is spending all her day doing icky things to the (free-running, organic-feed, humanely killed — she cares) turkey so that by the end of the day her family can enjoy a festive meal.
By Anonymous CowardPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 10:00 GMT
...we acquired colour binocular vision with a high-definition central focus area and canines for eating leaves?
We're friggin' omnivores and that means we eat some meat (around 20% of our diet).
So long as the beast has been killed humanely by a well trained slaughterer, it's time to chow down.
I suggest that PeTA remonstrate with some lions face-to-face about their habits. Oh wait, they're animals. That's natural. Well here's a clue, humans are animals too! Why should we not also follow what is natural for us?
By zig158Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 10:50 GMT
“prepare a Thanksgiving dinner by going through the motions of plucking a turkey's feathers, pulling out its guts and cutting off the head.”
For others who wish to do so, I recommend cutting off the head first, then plucking the feathers with gloves or a pair of pliers. The feathers are sharp as a knife when you pull agents the grain. The only thing I agree with peta about is that it is good thing for people to prepare their own food; the fact that people don’t have to butcher animals any more has made them weak, fat and unwilling to do unpleasant things no mater how necessary they are.
No it is not that bloody, it sprays just a little when you cut off the head, and just oozes a bit out of the feather holes.
By Anonymous CowardPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 11:02 GMT
As a lifelong member of PETA I wholeheartedly endorse this new game. It just shows that even you can prepare a delicious turkey for your dinner plate. This has been a PETA production - People Eating Tasty Animals.
By Ed BlackshawPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 11:20 GMT
One little thing I always like to point out to particularly overzealous veggie types is where their tofu is coming from. Whilst I know where the meat I eat comes from (it is organically produced on a farm in Devon), the soya used to make tofu isn't grown in this country. The breakdown is something like this*:
US 40%
Brazil 24%
Argentina 18%
China 8%
India 3%
Paraguay 2%
Other 5%
So you pretty much have a choice there - grown in the US from GM Monsanto beans, or in Brazil or Argentina on ex-rainforest. Add on your transport, processing costs, etc.
and it suddenly doesn't seem so 'ethical' any more. Plus, as previously mentioned, it tastes like shit.
By Daniel HuttyPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 11:25 GMT
...or is PETA - supposedly an animal welfare group - now in fact just a coalition of militant vegetarians, vegans, fruitarians and other such?
I'm all for the ethical treatmant of animals in farms, I'm dead against factory farming and think all the creatures destined for our tables (be they four legged, two legged or scaly and swimming) deserve to live before they die for our insatiable apetite for flesh. However, as an avowed omnivore (God, Mother Nature and Father Darwinism made us that way, why resist?) I'm not going to stop eating them. I do, however, intend to stear my consumption away from factory-farmed produce.
However PETA seems to think that this behaviour - the eating of poor defenceless animals - is immoral by definition. I find it insulting to have this bunch of holier-than-thou seed eaters imply that anyone who enjoys cooking meat must automatically glory in the pain of dying creatures, and seek to do them in in the most painful way possible. I'm a fscking pussy when it comes to any kind of suffering - humane killing is always the way forward.
Incidentally, I also wonder what PETA thinks would happen to all the cute little lambikins and calfikins if they ever succeeded in their aim of turning us all veggie. Would farmers keep breeding them out of the goodness of their hearts, keeping them in the peace and harmony of a new ovine/bovine utopia? No. We'd need their fields to grow all the extra fruits and grains which would then be our staple diet - there'd be no room in the great scheme of veggie-farming for baa-baas and moo-moos. Surely it's better for these animals to have a short yet comfortable life (as long as suffering is avoided) than *no life at all*?
By Nobody in ParticularPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 12:28 GMT
So in a world where violent games make kids kill people*, a bunch of animal-loving loonies release a game about killing (but not eating) turkeys...the mind boggles, it really does.
Thanks PETA, but I already know where my meat comes from; a part-time job on a farm took care of that. I'll promise not to make you eat meat if you keep your propaganda to yourselves...
By Anonymous CowardPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 12:29 GMT
If someone released something like this seriously, considering the people buying games are quite often the same people that went to Ogrish, Spoontard and Rotten.com for the lulz before they were tamed or shut down, the game would sell loads!
/has gutted chicken for a living; mines the one with the steakhouse menu in the pocket.
By Eric CrippenPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 12:57 GMT
While I agree that animal suffering should be kept to a minimum/non-existent and that meat production is inefficient, I honestly can't stand eating vegatables (I like fruits, but I still need something with some kick to it). The taste is just gross and I'd eat bugs before I ate brocolli or cauliflower. peta fails to realize that even animals don't like to eat soy product. It has to be mixed with something else. Maybe it's the incredibly bland taste.
Reminds me of college when an ex lived in a vegan house. They had a cookout and someone was trying to convince me that the tofu/sprout burger tasted just like beef. Considering that I like to taste the blood, it amounted to eating tasteless and textureless grass. Lucky for me that one of the girl's father was visiting. He had cooked up some chili (spiced beef, no veggies... and this guy entered competitions) and my ex and I were the only two that would eat it. Worked out pretty well, since there was plenty to gorge myself.
Of course, there was a 'real world' episode where the girl accidently ate some pig meat and forced herself to throw it back up. I'd buy that if it ever came out on disc because it was so funny. She was fine until someone told her.
By Anonymous CowardPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 13:02 GMT
For making me realise just how easy and rewarding it is to cook your own turkey.
Given that most of the concerns raised in the game about eating turkey relate to the fact that turkeys are farmed in terrible conditions with no quality of life, surely this means that buying a live turkey and raising it in your back garden at home, then killing and preparing it yourself, would be a million times better than buying a pre-plucked bird which is already dead.
Perhaps a more effective campaign would be to encourage people to keep their own bird, giving them a chance to see whether or not it has a personality, in the hope that they then decide, of their own free will, not to kill the bird when the holiday season arrives.
Mind you, would it then be OK to kill the bird if you discovered it was a sociopathic, criminal turkey with no friends?
By The Fuzzy WotnotPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 13:28 GMT
Sodding PETA, get on my fecking wick! I am a veggie and stick up for animal rights, but organisations like PETA just make the rest of us who have made personal choices, look like complete fecking loonies!
Here's an idea instead of ramming your ideas down everyone's throat trying to grab headlines, how about a programme of educational options in schools and public places, supplying sensible ideas? You don't see IFAW or the Veggie Society running naked up the high street drenched in fake blood to prove their point? Enough to make me go back to meat, just to teach those twats a lesson!
By Clint SharpPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 13:34 GMT
Instructive too. Should save me a packet next christmas 'cause I can kill, pluck and prepare my own turkey now. Thanks PETA.
I didn't realise you could actually eat tofu either, I always thought it was for holding windows in place or something so you learn something new every day....
I hope this gets an IP lawsuit. Other than that.. PETA is the reason there are so many accidents involving dear in PA, You can't hunt dear on national lands in the US, because when they schedule a hunt there are PETIDIOTS running around the woods in dear costumes..
What I propose is a national initiative to re-seed the population of Cougar that originally controled the dear population. And then make sure we dress up some of these idiots as dear.
By Anonymous CowardPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 14:01 GMT
This game dosent show up the (admitidly very bad) practices of the intensive meat industry, but panders to the "ewww. Thats so horible" view of most vegies, who don't seem to hold a moral view point on meat, but a "oh fwuffy animuws" view.
By Connor GarveyPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 14:49 GMT
"PETA is the reason there are so many accidents involving dear in PA." -- Speaks for itself.
I eat meat, but that game convinced me to keep eating meat.
never Done turkey but have did a chicken in scouts #
By Mike GroombridgePosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 14:54 GMT
PETA realism is every thing you should of got a consaltant cook in there would have told you
a. blood on your cooking implements after not before as they harbour germs. eveything would have been spot lessly clean before starting.
b. personally i'm have prepared the stuffing first before the chicken just personal choice gives less time for draining as the "juices" in the chicken improves the taste of the stuffing.
c. you don't dump the egg shells in the bowl too. just the yolk and white
d. these not much blood when i plucked the chicken i went with the grain and there was little to no blood.
e. you remove all the organs in one go (well i did anyway.) and you keep them to make soup or stock or something. ( afriend puts it in her compost heap which she then spreads in her veggie patch )
f. head removal one word clever takes one blow. (and you forgot removing the legs)
when i was younger i didn't know whether to work in IT or to be a chef decided i didn't wanna work christmas so went into IT. if really was last minute decision on college enrollment day. and hate seeing stuff done wrong especially with food (i mean food poisoning is not good) the reason i've plucked a chicken is when i was a scout we did a suvival day on a camp they split us into groups and gave you a chicken and said that's your groups dinner prepare, cook and eat that i ended up in the group of (newly found ) veggies so i did it all myself. it's amasing how quickly they recovered when it was cooked and they were hungry.
unforunately i was ill during the sarvival weekend a few months later so missed me chance to prepare rabbit. :-(
fire to cook my rabbit cause rabbits tasty (yes i know they are cute and fluffy too!)
By Steven JonesPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 15:18 GMT
Well if you do go round shooting "dear", especially "old dears", then you should manage a jolly good bag. It's easy, but not very good sport as they can't move that fast - those old ladies aren't that sprightly.
I think that Tom Lehrer summed it up well in the "Hunting Song" - something that could almost have been written for Dick Cheney. However, I'm not sure we can blame PETA for the fate of his victim as, as I rather suspect he wasn't a member of the organisation.
By Simon WardPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 15:41 GMT
Interesting way to kill 10-15 minutes - ended up scoring just over 1000 which probably goes to show that I am an evil, heartless bastard after all. The 'tofu' endgame was hilarious for all the wrong reasons - I wonder if any of the PETArds have actually eaten the bloody stuff, much less made faux-turkey out of it.
The might even net some sales for Nintendo too - I'm currently debating whether or not to buy a DS and play Cookin' Mama for real.
There's a place for all of God's creatures, and it's right next to the mashed potatoes.
By Henry WertzPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 15:47 GMT
Title says it. Gross, tofu turkey. Or as "they" call it "tofurkey". I've had a nice fried tofu a few times (Kung Pao for instance), it's good, but the tofu stuff that pretends it's meat? Barf. The "hamburger" is all spongey, and the rest are even worse.
By Register ReaderPosted Tuesday 18th November 2008 17:34 GMT
No wonder they don't eat meat if that's what their food looks like after preparing it. Dumbasses. I wonder how they would have survived 200 years ago..
By JimPosted Wednesday 19th November 2008 01:58 GMT
Can I pretend to be really hard just cos I eat meat?
"That's just nature. I don't see them petitioning lions to stop eating zebras."
So you didn't watch any of the inter-level movies then? Try this http://www.peta.org/cooking-mama/bonus-video2.asp and then tell me just how that had any relevance to a pride of lions catching and eating a zebra?
"So long as the beast has been killed humanely by a well trained slaughterer, it's time to chow down."
Again, maybe you should have watched them movies before talking out your arse. Turkeys are not required to be 'killed humanely' (that phrase puts me in mind of 'collateral damage') and just how many people working in slaughter houses go through slaughterer's university?
Factory farming is designed to provide cheap meat. Cheap meat means little, if any, humanity cos that would cost money.
By CharlesPosted Friday 21st November 2008 18:13 GMT
As in People for the Ethical Treatment of Plants and Vegetation. As humans must consume food for sustenance (sorry, we are not flora--the best we can do with sunlight is to produce Vitamin D). And some critical substances such as Vitamin B12 *only* occur in animals (either that or eat up lots of bacteria out of the ground). So suppose some people come to a realization that plants are alive as well and therefore should deserve the same protections and care as animals. Suddenly, you have a group of people who would be shouting at us to start caring for plants and eat animals (who also eat plants) instead. Put them together with PETA, who wants us to do the exact reverse, and you're up the proverbial creek. We can't eat plants, we can't eat animals, and we can't photosynthesize--IOW, we starve.
After nailing a score of 1152 i must be more evil than a room full of Hitlers! But that aside i must wonder what monstrosity i wrought when apparently "thanks to me" Cooking mama now loves animals and instead makes a turkey out of TOFU after butchering an 'innocent, defenseless animal'. Oh yes PETA, this is the 21st century and its called -survival-
Also if PETA had their way then the whole world would likely be at the very least be forced into becoming veggie. Then you'd have the problem of growing enough plants for more than a few billion hungry people, plus pests, drought, thieves trying to feed their malnourished family and although there are vegetables that provide iron, i'm to understand that you'd need to eat way more in order to match the protein levels offered by a Tender steak. Unless vitamin supplements are added but thats similar to a draw full of pr0n.
By sathPosted Saturday 22nd November 2008 13:25 GMT
No but they do have feelings and go into shock when someone abuses them. Plus there was something else but i can't quite put my finger on it but its based on PETA going from Animal rights that you can get behind to a brainless propaganda machine.
Comments on: PETA cooks up gory game in Cooking Mama protest
PeTA is stupid #
By Rebecca Putman Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 00:46 GMT
Peta #
By kain preacher Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 00:52 GMT
Bet web-game for... days #
By Iain Purdie Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 00:54 GMT
Makes me hungry... #
By Eric Olson Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 00:58 GMT
PETAthetic #
By Kevin Rudd Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 00:58 GMT
could backfire... #
By Ron Christian Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 01:05 GMT
A game fit for a Klingon. #
By Francis Boyle Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 01:05 GMT
so where is it? #
By Byron Langslow Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 01:25 GMT
FFS #
By CTG Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 01:35 GMT
YAY!!!!!!! #
By James O'Brien Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 01:40 GMT
wasting food? #
By James Henstridge Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 02:16 GMT
Oh dear, more petards... #
By David Eddleman Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 02:33 GMT
Well... #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 03:07 GMT
Counterproductive? #
By Someone Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 04:40 GMT
Gotta love the veg propaganda machine #
By Scott Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 05:40 GMT
Why is it... #
By Edward Miles Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 07:40 GMT
PETA #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 08:04 GMT
They missed the point.... #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 08:08 GMT
PETA fights Mama's bloodlust with a fun and even more gorey game? #
By Marcus Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 08:13 GMT
Cool ;) #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 08:19 GMT
Thanks PETA (& The Reg) #
By Ed Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 08:22 GMT
final score: 531 #
By sauerkraut Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 08:33 GMT
I want this! #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 08:34 GMT
Hmm. #
By TeeCee Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 08:43 GMT
People Eating Tasty Animals #
By Steve Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 09:08 GMT
PETIA? #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 09:20 GMT
Sea kittens #
By Steven Jones Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 09:31 GMT
What a waste #
By Yfrwlf Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 09:33 GMT
The same PETA #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 09:34 GMT
I never realised... #
By JonB Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 09:40 GMT
argh #
By Bad Beaver Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 09:51 GMT
shut t(o)fu #
By Sir Runcible Spoon Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 09:56 GMT
Do PeTA think... #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 10:00 GMT
Hmmmmmm... #
By Andrew Moore Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 10:13 GMT
'People for the Eating of Tasty Animals'? #
By Tony Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 10:24 GMT
awesome #
By stu Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 10:35 GMT
Remember folks... #
By Duckorange Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 10:36 GMT
I didn't realise that... #
By Chris Matchett Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 10:48 GMT
Ben there done that #
By zig158 Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 10:50 GMT
Another soft target #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 10:51 GMT
Lifelong Member #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 11:02 GMT
Ethical, eh? #
By Ed Blackshaw Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 11:20 GMT
Is it just me... #
By Daniel Hutty Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 11:25 GMT
heh - Meaner than Mama! #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 11:39 GMT
Egg gore? #
By Andy Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 11:42 GMT
Almost as good as... #
By Shady Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 12:09 GMT
words fail me. #
By Nobody in Particular Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 12:28 GMT
Sweet... #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 12:29 GMT
RE: "Peta. People Eat Tasty Meat". #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 12:36 GMT
The Important Question #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 12:53 GMT
and something else... #
By Eric Crippen Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 12:57 GMT
Thank you PETA! #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 13:02 GMT
Oh for crying out loud! PETA shut up! #
By The Fuzzy Wotnot Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 13:28 GMT
Cool game, #
By Clint Sharp Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 13:34 GMT
Yeah! #
By Jim Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 13:35 GMT
Tyipical vegies #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 14:01 GMT
Meat #
By Connor Garvey Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 14:49 GMT
never Done turkey but have did a chicken in scouts #
By Mike Groombridge Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 14:54 GMT
@jim #
By Steven Jones Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 15:18 GMT
Tofu looking like meat? #
By John Bayly Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 15:23 GMT
Meh ... #
By Simon Ward Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 15:41 GMT
Gross, tofu turkey #
By Henry Wertz Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 15:47 GMT
People Eating Tasty Animals #
By felix Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 16:25 GMT
I hereby coin a new term... #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 16:33 GMT
And from a religious standpoint... #
By Ed Blackshaw Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 17:14 GMT
Eww #
By Register Reader Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 17:34 GMT
If God didn't want us to eat animals... #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Tuesday 18th November 2008 17:40 GMT
Ooo, ooo, me, me #
By Jim Posted Wednesday 19th November 2008 01:58 GMT
Well, #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Friday 21st November 2008 17:18 GMT
What if there was a PETPV? #
By Charles Posted Friday 21st November 2008 18:13 GMT
Meh #
By sath Posted Friday 21st November 2008 20:46 GMT
re: What if there was a PETPV? #
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re:Re: What if there was a PETPV #
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